... concluded their the fruit. their baskets and cans for the reception of the ripe berries, they ecatteed them. selves about and blackberrying began in earnest. The wood was two or three miles in length, bot leas than half a mile in width at its widest point. The ...

... which mine had spoken so 3 bottle of venerable ap; ace kept watch over the | 7 eatables, and a tart of appl pears je> and blackberries stood ‘ warming 09 the hob by the fire. * Master 1 t “If your honour will please to dine,” | Woodburn, “the dinner is realy ...

... STEEPLE. a half. CHASS PLATE of Beo soea. Two miles and ahalL 12 0 Captain Deawhurst's Shylock, a 12 0 Captain Dewbarst's Blackberry, II 11 t Major Buabury 's Barbette, 5, 11 1Mr Collier's First Dragoon, II 10 12 Mr Winter's Maynight, 6 10 10 Mr Nally's ...

... I tell you. Save for ove hawker with a basket of cn his head, and a handful of children rifling the hedges for belated blackberries, not a living creature crossed her path from the time she left her house till the she drew up at Justice Baldwin's door ...

... and occupied the He waa kept some time wai breakfast hal been of the very me—for his ecantieat—in picking U he glorious blackberries that grew across the mouth of the disused and unpro tected shaft. As it is usual in breakneck places, had to use the they ...

... G. Grace, Giffen, &c., have all got centuries, indeed at present centuries in tirst.class cricket are as common as blackberries. Surrey were lucky to get the best of Lancashire, but in truth there must be something radically wrong with the Palatine ...

... buhches of wild roses and blackberries. An inner bor~ler has a moss scroll with o~'nrirntng bralnble foliage closely entwined. and ithe centre-piece foraming a circle of white rose and rosebuds, with centre of leave,, and blackberries, all trte to nature and ...

... ground are bunches wild roses and blackberries. An inner border has moss scroll with charming bramble foliage closely entwined, and the centrepiece forming circle white roses and- rosebuds, with centre of leaves and blackberries, all true to nature and botaoically ...

... a moss acroll roses and black- twined, centrepiece forming foliage closely of white roses and with centre of leaves and blackberries, all true to nature and articles a of waiting napkins were made of an fine diaper, manufactured for ex- one of the finest ...

... Kitonen Furniture, Patent Maneile, Breakfast Set, Dinner Service, Seullery Utensils, &-o lc. At One o'clock. Two Garden Stats (blackberry Pattern). MIortising Machine, by Ronessocx, 1Hochdale Pneurmatic Bicycle, Patent. Mangle, two Singzer Sewing Marchines, ...

... Mr. Beard, of who w pending the afternoon walking through the fie! below the forest. They were in the act of gatheriug blackberries from the bushes on the lower side of the Taff Vale Railwa: when Mr. Beard noticed the 4-30 train approac i ‘A moment later ...

... 1gooseberries are infinitely inferior to those grown ii England. The popular fruits of tbe peaole are whortleberriee and blackberries, which are plentiful enough. Vege- tables of all kinds are br ought to much less perfec- tion than with us, anl our natioual ...